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Harmeet Singh with his final over and Axar picks up a single off the first delivery by steering one towards short third man.

A dot later, Surya pushes one to deep extra cover and gets off the strike.

A wide down the leg follows.

Out! Axar is out, caught by Mohsin. Flatter delivery and Axar slogs it towards deep mid-wicket but ends up offering an easy catch to Mohsin near the boundary ropes.

Axar departs after making a 11-ball 14 with two boundaries.

Arshdeep Singh comes to the crease. He heaves the first delivery to mid-wicket for no run before opening his account with a straight boundary.

Seven runs came off the over.

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